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Mycroft
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Thanks for the clarification Jbalderas. The problem was two-fold. 1. As you found out, you didn't provide enough information about what was going on, and 2. The questions didn't make sense in a way.
Your first two questions asked about vehicle purchases, which thus far has only been a couple thousand Roadsters. Tesla doesn't have "dealerships" as normally designed in the auto industry. They have stores where they sell their cars either via the web or in the store just like the Apple stores.
Your third question asked about the pros and cons of the touchscreen center console which the Roadster (with reference to the first two questions) doesn't have. And if you're asking about the Model S, since we don't have one, it's rather difficult to state what the pros and cons are. We might guess at what they might be, but we don't know what they *are*.
Your first two questions asked about vehicle purchases, which thus far has only been a couple thousand Roadsters. Tesla doesn't have "dealerships" as normally designed in the auto industry. They have stores where they sell their cars either via the web or in the store just like the Apple stores.
Your third question asked about the pros and cons of the touchscreen center console which the Roadster (with reference to the first two questions) doesn't have. And if you're asking about the Model S, since we don't have one, it's rather difficult to state what the pros and cons are. We might guess at what they might be, but we don't know what they *are*.
NigelM
Recovering Member
Mycroft
Life happens
That's not the kind of touch screen he meant.
Regardless, they seem like honest inquiries; albeit clumsily made.
Regardless, they seem like honest inquiries; albeit clumsily made.
NigelM
Recovering Member
Asks for Roadster owners and asks about pro's and cons of a touchscreen center console.....
stopcrazypp
Well-Known Member
I think what he meant is the touchscreen in the Roadster isn't a "center console". Meaning it doesn't replace the HVAC and radio controls, unlike in the Model S. (Picture below shows in 2.5, both the HVAC and the radio still has physical buttons). And the older versions only had a single din in the center, and the smaller touchscreen on the left side.
Asks for Roadster owners and asks about pro's and cons of a touchscreen center console.....
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Mycroft
Life happens
NigelM
Recovering Member
If true, then the student is either dumb or really lazy...he's asking about pro's and con's for a feature no member of the public has used "in action"?
stopcrazypp
Well-Known Member
I guess Roadster owners can still provide their opinion on the smaller touchscreen (the larger touchscreen on the 2.5 isn't going to be that different from typical car stereo touchscreens). But it's definitely still a completely different beast from the Model S touchscreen, which truly is a center console (plus has other completely new features, like a browser and apps; something I think no other cars ever had).
NigelM
Recovering Member
I'd be very likely to provide some input to a student whose questions indicated that he/she had done some background research first.
franklandfield
Member
I bought a Tesla because it's the best car in the world. Interview me on Skype.
This thread hasn't had a post since Nov. 2011 and the OP only has 3 posts. I don't think your request will get noticed here but the email address that is posted could be used.
